Manipur Editors' Body Urges People Not To Share Newspaper Content Illegally
IMPHAL — Editors Guild Manipur (EGM) has appealed to everyone not to share newspaper content "illegally" on social media without approval from the authorities
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IMPHAL — Editors Guild Manipur (EGM) has appealed to everyone not to share newspaper content "illegally" on social media without approval from the authorities
The body said legal action would be taken against those found sharing news content illegally
India News: Editors Guild Manipur (EGM) appeals to not share newspaper content illegally on social media without approval from authorities. Sharing e-paper, PDF, or photos of newspaper content is illegal and a violation of the Copyright Act and the Information Technology Act. Take legal action against illegal sharing.
The magazine has said it will challenge the government’s notice.
The Court also held that if no date of service was mentioned in the complaint under NI Act, it can be presumed that notice was served within ten days from the date of its dispatch through post.